Hard Rock Atlantic City announces opening date, entertainment lineup

The highly anticipated Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City will open its doors June 28, the operator announced Wednesday, as it unveiled a lineup of musical acts and entertainers that it hopes will draw new visitors to the resort town.

Icahn selling Tropicana casinos in $1.85 billion deal

Hedge fund manager Carl Icahn has sold the Tropicana Casino & Resort in Atlantic City as part of a seven-property, $1.85 billion deal announced Monday.

Ocean Resort Casino in Atlantic City inks partnership with Hyatt

The former Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City is slated to open this summer as part of an upscale Hyatt brand, under a new partnership announced by its owner and the hotel chain.

Office, education buildings emerging in Atlantic City

As the mixed-use Gateway project continues to rise in Atlantic City, its developer has released photos of the construction alongside renderings of the $220 million project.

Ex-Revel owner still has big plans for Atlantic City, report says

The developer who just sold the shuttered Revel Casino Hotel says he’s still looking to have a major role in Atlantic City, where he reportedly still owns dozens of properties.

Revel sold for $200 million, slated to reopen this summer

An investment group has paid $200 million to acquire the former Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, with plans to renovate and reopen the nearly six-year-old property this summer.

Report: New 250-unit rental project rising in Atlantic City

A project that will bring 250 new apartments to Atlantic City is on pace to open next summer, in what will be the city’s first market-rate development in at least 25 years.

Report: Investment firm buys rights to residential tower site next to Revel

A private investment firm reportedly has acquired the rights to a site that was slated to become a 30-story residential tower alongside the former Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City.

Engineering a solution: How PS&S helped create a path forward for Atlantic City’s iconic Steel Pier

The newest addition to the Atlantic City skyline is not another casino, but a 230-foot-tall observation wheel that will become the latest and greatest piece of the iconic Steel Pier. The year-round attraction is now open to the public, but that might not be the case without the work of an architecture and engineering firm with deep ties to the seaside resort town.

Highlighting new trends and success stories in architecture and engineering

In our October issue, we highlight the work of architects and engineers, whose role in this process is as important as any other group of professionals. They’re among the first calls that a developer will make and can play a key role in helping a project overcome challenges along the way.